How to Play Games on Google Plus?

Games is one of most favorite feature wished by millions of Google+ users. And finally Google announced that they has released online games for Google+, even still gradually to its users.

Till now, there are 16 total games available to play on Google+. They are:
Angry Birds, Bejeweled Blitz Beta, Bubble Island, City of Wonder, Collapse! Blast, Crime City, Diamond Dash, Dragon Age Legends, Dragons of Atlantis, Edgeworld, Flood-It!, Monster World, Sudoku Puzzles, Wild Ones, Zombie Lane, and Zynga Poker.

Most of Games on Google+ is easy to play and understand. In this post, I'll tell you how to play games on Google+ and I'm choosing Angry Birds -as most popular game in mobile games market- for the example.

Google+ Online Games Has Arrived!

Finally Google released online games to play in Google+!

This is really a big move toward mainstream adoption today, integrating web-based games within the brand new social network. Games also have been expected since the earlier launch of Google+ by millions of users.

Unlike Facebook which shows Games updates all in "Top News" and "Most Recent" pages, games related updates won't appear on Google+ streams. But rather would show up separately on Games Page. Vic Gundotra, senior VP of engineering of Google reported on Google's Official Blog. So your main homepage stream will only show usual conversations, not games notification.

"Games in Google Plus are there when you want them and gone when you don't," Google says. "If you're not interested in games, it's easy to ignore them."

Online Game on Google+

Farmville and Mafia Wars has proven as a success game in the realm of social networking. Google+ seems to be presenting the same thing. Yes, this Google's social networking is reportedly preparing a game on its website.

This information starts from the technology blog, Slashgear, which reported the findings of screenshot in the help pages of Google. On that page seems Google+ includes a line of code for a feature called 'Games Stream'.

"This feature is designed as a provider of shared updates from the games," wrote Slashgear in his report.